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Alexander Raab
- Ernst Bacon [pupils][1]
- Vera Bradford[2]
- George J. Buelow[3]
- Muriel Kerr[4]
- Wanda Krasoff[5]
- Mortimer Markoff[6]
- Sumner Marshall[7]
- Robert Owens[8]
- Allan Arthur Willman[9]
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Philip Radcliffe
Robert Radeke
Jean-Théodore Radoux
Priaulx Rainier
Joachim Raff
Jean-Philippe Rameau
- Claude Balbastre [pupils][20]
- François-Joseph Gossec [pupils][21]
- Thérèse des Hayes
Günther Ramin
James K. Randall
Alberto Randegger
Bernard Rands
- Sidney Corbett[35]
- Steed Cowart
- Michael Daugherty [pupils]
- Beth Denisch
- Paul Dresher[36]
- Du Yun
- David Felder
- Daron Hagen
- Vic Hoyland
- Danny Kastner
- Lam Bun-Ching[37]
- Jing Jing Luo
- Roger Marsh [pupils][38]
- Lansing McLoskey
- Marc Mellits
- Dominic Muldowney
- Karola Obermueller[39]
- Elena Ruehr
- Robert Scott Thompson
- Ken Ueno[40]
Agosto Rattenbach
Felix Rault
Einojuhani Rautavaara
Venanzio Rauzzini
Alan Rawsthorne
Ernest Read
- Edwin Bélanger
- William Ifor Jones
- King Palmer
- Beryl Price
Maurice Ravel
Gardner Read
Napoléon Henri Reber
Janine Reding
Mark Richman
- Victor Villacorta
Max Reger
Willy Rehberg
Anton Reicha
- Adolphe Adam [pupils][23]
- Hector Berlioz
- Henri Cohen
- Charles Dancla [pupils][60]
- Antoine Elwart[60]
- Friedrich von Flotow[23]
- César Franck [pupils][61]
- Narcisse Girard [pupils]
- Charles Gounod [pupils]
- Albert Grisar[62]
- Henri Herz [pupils]
- Henry Lemoine [pupils]
- Franz Liszt [pupils]
- George Onslow
- Napoléon Henri Reber [pupils][63]
- Eugène Sauzay [pupils]
- Ludwig Schuncke[64]
- Waldemar Thrane[65]
- Pauline Viardot [pupils]
- Henri Vieuxtemps [pupils][66]
Carl Reinecke
- Isaac Albéniz
- Adolf Barjansky[citation needed]
- Fritz Brase
- Max Bruch [pupils][67]
- Ferruccio Busoni [pupils]
- Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis
- Frederic Cowen[68]
- Fanny Davies
- Constanta Erbiceanu[citation needed]
- Max Fiedler
- Felix Fox
- Richard Franck
- Edvard Grieg [pupils][69]
- Basil Harwood
- Battison Haynes
- Ernest Hutcheson [pupils]
- Leoš Janáček [pupils]
- Iwan Knorr [pupils][70]
- Aleksander Michałowski [pupils]
- Walter Niemann[71]
- Ernst Perabo [pupils]
- Percy Pitt [pupils]
- Felix vom Rath[72]
- Julius Röntgen [pupils]
- Amanda Röntgen-Maier
- Cornelius Rübner[73][74]
- Christian Sinding
- Dame Ethel Smyth
- Max Spicker[75]
- Charles Villiers Stanford [pupils]
- Johan Svendsen
- Willi and Louis Thern[76]
- Frank Van der Stucken[77]
- Max Vogrich[78]
- Felix Weingartner
- Sara Wennerberg-Reuter
- August Winding[79]
Fritz Reiner
N. M. Reingbald
Johann Georg Reinhardt
Alfred Reisenauer
- Sergei Bortkiewicz
- Sigfrid Karg-Elert
- Alexandre Mottu[83]
- Anatol von Roessel
Nadia Reisenberg
Ottorino Respighi
- Mario Labroca[84]
- Normand Lockwood [pupils]
- Vittorio Rieti [pupils][85]
- Gianluca Tocchi[86]
Jean de Reszke
José Rey de la Torre
- Manuel Barrueco
- Terry Bremkamp
- Robert Phillips
- Anthony Weller
Roger Reynolds
University of California, San Diego
- Mark Applebaum, Associate Professor of Music, Stanford University
- Xavier Beteta, Assistant Professor of Music, Wheaton College
- Rick Bidlack, Signals and Noises, software development
- Juan Campoverde, Composer, Chicago
- Rick Carrick, Composer and Conductor
- Ben Leeds Carson, Professor of Music, Founding Director of Creative Technologies, University of California, Santa Cruz
- John Celona, Professor of Composition, University of Victoria School of Music
- Wendy Mae Chambers[87]
- Antonio Cunha, Professor of Music, University of Rio del Sol, Porto Allegre, Brazil
- Elisabet Curbelo, Assistant Professor of Electroacoustic Composition and Music Theory, University of Utah
- Chaya Czernowin [pupils], Walter Bigelow Rosen Professor of Music, Harvard University
- Nicholas Deyoe, Composer, Director of Instrumental Arts Programs, California Institute of the Arts
- Paul Dresher,[36] Director, The Paul Dresher Ensemble, Oakland, California
- Peter Ivan Edwards, Associate Professor, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music (Singapore)
- David Felder, Distinguished Professor, SUNY Buffalo
- Peter Gordon[88]
- Adam Greene, Freelance Composer, San Diego
- Larry Groupé, Emmy-winning composer
- Andrés Gutiérrez, Post-doctoral Researcher, ACTOR Project, McGill University
- Ben Hackbarth, Head of Composition, Department of Music at University of Liverpool
- Kerry Hagan, Lecturer, University of Limerick
- Aaron Helgeson, Associate Professor of Composition, Montclair State University
- Laure Hiendl, Freelance Composer, Berlin
- Brenda Hutchinson [pupils], Composer and Author
- Jan Järvlepp, Freelance cellist, composer, Ottawa
- Keith Johnson, Professor of Music, Mission College, Santa Clara, California
- David Evan Jones, Professor of Music and UCSC Porter College Provost, University of California, Santa Cruz
- Joseph Julian, Freelance Composer
- Jarosław Kapuściński, Associate Professor of Composition and Director of Intermedia Performance Lab, Stanford University
- Derek Keller, Assistant Professor of Music, Southern Oregon University
- Joseph Klein, Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Division of Composition, University of North Texas
- Paul Koonce, Emeritus Professor of Music, University of Florida
- Olli Kortekangas, Composer, Finland
- Keith Kothman, Director and Professor, School of Music, Western Michigan University
- Lam Bun-Ching,[37][89] Freelance Composer, New York
- Kei-ju Lin, Music Director M.O.V.E. (Taipei)
- Larry Livingston, Professor of Conducting at the University of Southern California
- Andrew May, Associate Professor and Director of CEMI, University of North Texas
- Iioannis Mitsialis, Freelance musician, Köln, Germany
- Mizue Mizushima, Freelance composer, Tokyo
- Fernanda Aoki Navarro, Assistant Professor of Composition, Arizona State University
- Nathaniel Phillips, Composer, Educator, Sound Artist, Portland, Oregon
- Thanassis Rikakis, Dean of Iovine and Young Academy for Arts Technology and Innovation, University of Southern California
- François Rose, Senior Lecturer, Department of Music, Stanford University
- Jason Rosenberg, Assistant Professor of Composition, Sewanee, The University of the South
- Benjamin Sabey, Composer, Assistant Professor, San Francisco State University
- Robert Scott Thompson, Professor of Music Composition, Georgia State University
- Eric Simonson, Professor, Danville Community College, Virginia
- Ung Wha Son, Instructor in Music, UC Irvine
- Steven Takasugi, Associate of the Music Department, Harvard University
- Ori Talmon, Composer, Köln, Germany
- Johan Tallgren, Director, Helsinki Biennale, Viitasaari, Finland
- Michael Theodore, Associate Professor of Music Composition and Technology, University of Colorado Boulder
- Christopher Tonkin, Head of Composition Studies and Music Technology, University of Western Australia
- Erik Ulman, Lecturer, Stanford University
- Nicolas Vérin, Professor of Music, École Nationale de Musique et de Danse d'Évry
- Rolf Wallin, Freelance composer, Oslo, Norway
- Robert Wannamaker, Associate Dean, California Institute of the Arts, Los Angeles
- Ryan Welsh, Program Manager for Educational Initiatives, Longy School of Music, Boston
- Kevin Zhang, Assistant Professor of Music, California State University, San Bernardino
- Tiange Zhou, Associate Researcher, School of Future Design, Beijing Normal University
Yale (while visiting professor)
- Michael Daugherty [pupils], Professor of Composition, University of Michigan
- Michael Gordon, Faculty member, NYU Steinhardt; Co-founder, Bang on a Can
- David Lang, Co-Founder, Bang on a Can[90][91]
- Scott Lindroth, Professor and Vice Provost of the Arts, Duke University
- Joseph Waters, Professor of Music, San Diego State University
Josef Rheinberger
- William Berwald [pupils]
- Stanislav Binički
- George Whitefield Chadwick [pupils]
- Frederick Converse [pupils][92]
- Aloys Fleischmann (Senior)
- Wilhelm Furtwängler[93]
- Arthur Hinton
- Engelbert Humperdinck [pupils]
- Henry Holden Huss
- Bruno Klein [pupils]
- Hans von Koessler [pupils]
- Stevan Mokranjac [pupils]
- Horatio Parker [pupils][94]
- Joseph Pembaur [pupils][95]
- Percy Pitt [pupils]
- Josef Renner[96]
- Max von Schillings [pupils][93]
- Hermann Scholtz[97]
- Arthur Smolian[98]
- Ferdinand Thieriot[99]
- Ludwig Thuille [pupils][95][100]
- Adolf Weidig [pupils][101]
- Friedrich Weigmann[102]
- Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari [pupils][103]
- Philipp Wolfrum[104]
Ernst Richter
Franz Xaver Richter
- Joseph Ignaz Bieling[109]
- František Xaver Pokorný[110]
- Carl Stamitz[111]
Hans Richter
Allard de Ridder
Jaroslav Řídký
Carl Riedel
Wallingford Riegger
Hugo Riemann
- Ignaz Friedman [pupils][117]
- Walter Niemann[71]
- Henryk Opieński[118]
- Max Reger [pupils]
- Vladimir Alexievitch Seniloff[119]
- Adolf Weidig [pupils][101]
Joseph Riepel
Ferdinand Ries
- Gertrude van den Bergh
- Anton Gerke [pupils][121]
Vittorio Rieti
- Marc-Antonio Consoli[122]
Julius Rietz
André-Jean Rigade
- Felice Bambini[123]
Wolfgang Rihm
Terry Riley
- Mark Alburger
- Beth Anderson[134][135][136]
- Joanna Brouk
- Barbara Golden[137]
- Peter Gordon
Stephen Francis Rimbault
Georgi Rimski-Korsakov
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
- Anton Arensky [pupils][140]
- Semyon Barmotin [pupils]
- Alexander Glazunov [pupils][141][142]
- Mikhail Gnessin[143]
- Konstanty Gorski [pupils]
- Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov [pupils]
- Artur Kapp
- Nikolai Kazanli [pupils][144]
- Ivan Kryzhanovsky [pupils][144]
- Anatoly Lyadov [pupils][145]
- Mykola Lysenko
- Witold Maliszewski[146]
- Emil Młynarski [pupils]
- Nikolai Myaskovsky [pupils][147]
- Alexander Ossovsky
- Sergei Prokofiev[148]
- Ottorino Respighi [pupils][149]
- Leonid Sabaneyev [pupils]
- Lazare Saminsky
- Vladimir Alexievitch Seniloff[119]
- Alexander Spendiaryan
- Igor Stravinsky [pupils]
- Nikolai Tcherepnin [pupils]
- Yuliya Veysberg
Berthe Ringold
Christian Heinrich Rinck
Édouard Risler
Théodore Ritter
Achille Rivarde
Jean Rivier
Max Roach
Sylvio Robazzi
Richard Robert
- Theo Buchwald[156]
- Julius Chajes[157][158]
- Hans Gál[159]
- Wilhelm Grosz[160] (aka Hugh Williams)
- Clara Haskil[156][160]
- Marjan Rawicz[161]
- Alfred Rosé[162]
- Marcel Rubin[163]
- Rudolf Schwarz[156]
- Rudolf Serkin [pupils]
- George Szell [pupils][164]
- Frederic Waldmann[165]
- Vally Weigl[156]
- Viktor Zuckerkandl[156]
Sarah Robinson-Duff
Louise Robyn
George Rochberg
- Stephen Albert
- William Albright [pupils][170]
- Gaston Allaire
- Maryanne Amacher
- William Bolcom[171]
- Uri Caine
- Robert Carl
- Daniel Dorff
- Stephen Hartke
- Michael Hersch
- Stephen Jaffe
- Robert Kyr
- Cynthia Cozette Lee
- Gerald Levinson
- Philip Maneval
- Vincent McDermott
- Neva Pilgrim
- Paul Reale
- Michael Alec Rose
- Andrew Rudin
- Robert Suderburg
- Lu Yen
W. S. Rockstro
- Thomas Dunhill [pupils]
- Howard Hadley [pupils][172]
- John Alexander Fuller Maitland
Pierre Rode
- Joseph Böhm [pupils][173]
- Jean-Henri Simon [pupils][174]
Johann Theodor Roemhildt
Jean Roger-Ducasse
Bernard Rogers
- Dominick Argento [pupils][176]
- Jack Beeson [pupils]
- Frank Bencriscutto
- William Bergsma [pupils][177]
- David Borden
- John Davison
- David Diamond [pupils]
- John Diercks
- Walter Hartley
- Joseph Willcox Jenkins
- Ulysses Kay
- John La Montaine [pupils]
- Richard Lane
- Caroline Lloyd
- Martin Mailman
- Peter Mennin [pupils][178]
- Burrill Phillips [pupils]
- Raymond Premru
- Gardner Read [pupils]
- H. Owen Reed
- Gloria Wilson Swisher
- Mary Jeanne van Appledorn
- Robert Ward
- John Weinzweig [pupils][179]
José Rolón
Bernhard Romberg
- Friedrich Dotzauer[181]
- Ferdinand Ries[85]
- Julius Rietz [pupils]
- Count Matwei Georgevitch Vielhorsky[182]
Jesse Ronneau
Julius Röntgen
William Michael Rooke
Cyril Rootham
Cipriano de Rore
Ned Rorem
Bernard Rose
- Roger Bray
- Harry Christophers
- David Hiley
- Michael Hurd
- Kenneth Leighton
- Dudley Moore
- David Wulstan
Leonard Rose
Thomas Roseingrave
Hilding Rosenberg
David Rosenboom
Jakob Rosenhain
- Julius Sachs[193]
Orla Rosenhoff
Moriz Rosenthal
- Jorge Bolet
- Robert Goldsand [pupils]
- Hedwig Kanner-Rosenthal [pupils][196]
- Charles Rosen
Lauro Rossi
Walter Henry Rothwell
Christopher Rouse
Albert Roussel
Pietro Rovelli
Edwin Roxburgh
Nicolas Roze
Alexsander Różycki
Edmund Rubbra
Anton Rubinstein
- Ella Adayevskaya
- Esmeralda Athanasiu-Gardeev
- Felix Blumenfeld [pupils][213]
- Teresa Carreño [pupils][214]
- Sandra Drouker[215]
- Josef Hofmann [pupils][215][216]
- Cornelius Rübner[74]
- Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky [pupils][215]
- Eugen von Volborth[217]
Arthur Rubinstein
Nikolai Rubinstein
Dane Rudhyar
Ernst Rudorff
Josef Rufer
Johann Rufinatscha
Francesco Ruggi
Carl Friedrich Rungenhagen
William Russo
Wilhelm Karl Rust
Ferdinando Rutini
- Michele Neri-Bondi[227]
S
Kaija Saariaho
- Johan Tallgren
Charles Villiers Stanford
Boris Sabaneyev
Leonid Sabaneyev
Giovanni Maria Sabino
- Giovanni Salvatore [pupils][229]
- Gregorio Strozzi[229]
Antonio Sacchini
Vasily Safonov
Camille Saint-Saëns
Nicola Sala
Michele Saladino
- Vittore de Sabbata[193]
Charles Kensington Salaman
Baltasar Saldoni
Ney Salgado
Antonio Salieri
- Marianna Auenbrugger[239]
- Ludwig van Beethoven [pupils][240][241]
- Antonio Casimir Cartellieri[242]
- Carl Czerny [pupils]
- Johann Nepomuk Hummel [pupils][243]
- Franz Liszt [pupils]
- Giacomo Meyerbeer [pupils]
- Ignaz Moscheles [pupils]
- Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart[244]
- Maria Theresia von Paradis [pupils]
- Anton Reicha [pupils]
- Franz Schubert[245]
- Franz Xaver Süssmayr[246]
- Ignaz Umlauf [pupils]
- Joseph Weigl[247]
- Peter Winter[248]
Thomas Salignac
Aulis Sallinen
Johann Peter Salomon
- Charles Hague [pupils][251]
- Christian Friedrich Müller[252]
- George Pinto[253]
Giovanni Salvatore
Carlos Salzedo
- Carol Baum
- Ruth Berman Harris
- Marjorie Call
- Alice Chalifoux
- Marilyn Costello Dannenbaum
- Margarita Czonka Montanaro
- Edward Druzinsky
- Reinhard Elster
- Elyze Ilku
- Danis Kelly
- Lucile Lawrence
- Heidi Lehwalder
- Lucy Lewis
- Judy Loman
- Marie Miller Satterlee
- Djina Ostrowska
- Lynne Wainwright Palmer
- Edna Phillips
- Casper Reardon
- Marjorie Tyre
- Florence Wightman
Felix Salzer
Leon Sametini
Giovanni Battista Sammartini
Marcel Samuel-Rousseau
Cesare de Sanctis
György Sándor
Alfredo Sangiorgi
Pedro Sanjuan
Domingo Santa Cruz
Giuseppe Santarelli
Cláudio Santoro
Pablo de Sarasate
Giuseppe Saratelli
- Andrea Luchesi
- Johann Gottfried Schwanberg[266]
Malcolm Sargent
Giuseppe Sarti
Erik Satie
Emil von Sauer
- Gisa Adler
- Isolde Ahlgrimm
- Webster Aitken [pupils]
- Stefan Askenase
- Elfi von Dassanowsky
- Robert Goldsand
- Edward Goll
- Ernst Gröschel
- Toni Grunschlag
- Else Herold
- Ignace Hilsberg
- Maryla Jonas
- Lubka Kolessa
- Mischa Kottler
- Ozan Marsh
- Elly Ney
- Dario Raucea
- Marie Aimée Varro
- Paul Weingarten
Gordon Saunders
Émile Sauret
Eugène Sauzay
Marie Gabriel Augustin Savard
Georges Savaria
Robert Saxton
Giovanni Sbriglia
Marco Scacchi
Rosario Scalero
- Milton Adolphus (1913–1988)
- Samuel Barber [pupils] (1910–1981)[280][281]
- David Barnett
- Leonard Bernstein [pupils]
- Marc Blitzstein[282]
- Carl Bricken
- Lukas Foss [pupils] (1922–2009)[283][284]
- Max Helfman (1900–1963)
- Muriel Hodge
- David N. Johnson [pupils] (1922–1987)
- Leonard Gregory Kastle
- Roland Leich (1911–1995)
- Gian Carlo Menotti [pupils] (1911–2007)[285]
- George Rochberg [pupils] (1918–2005)[286][287]
- Ned Rorem [pupils] (b. 1923)
- Nino Rota (1911–1979)
- Rolf C. Scheurer (1918–2006)
- Virgil Thomson [pupils][288]
- George Theophilus Walker[22] (born 1922)
- Mary Watson Weaver [pupils] (1903–1990)
- Hugo Weisgall [pupils] (1912–1997)
- Luigi Zaninelli (born 1932)
Alessandro Scarlatti
- Gaetano Carpani [pupils][289]
- Carlo Cotumacci [pupils][230]
- Francesco Durante [pupils][276]
- Francesco Geminiani [pupils]
- Johann Adolph Hasse [pupils][276][290]
- Nicola Logroscino[276]
- Domenico Scarlatti [pupils]
Domenico Scarlatti
Bogusław Schaeffer
Pierre Schaeffer
Christoph Schaffrath
Philipp Scharwenka
Xaver Scharwenka
- Fridtjof Backer-Grøndahl
- Edna Gockel-Gussen[297]
- Benjamin Guckenberger[298]
- Selmar Janson
- José Vianna da Motta[296]
Heinrich Scheidemann
Johann Schelle
Johann Baptist Schenk
Heinrich Schenker
Hermann Scherchen
Arnold Schering
Johann Gottfried Schicht
Poul Schierbeck
- Jørgen Jersild (1913–2004)[302]
- Leif Kayser (1919–2001)[302]
- Leif Thybo (1922–2001)[303]
Madeline Schiller
Joseph Schillinger
Max von Schillings
Anton Schindler
Philipp Schindlöker
Victor Schiøler
Henry Schmidt
Aloys Schmitt
Hans Schmitt
Artur Schnabel
- Adrian Aeschbacher
- Victor Babin[310]
- Jeanne Bamberger
- Stefan Bardas
- Alan Bush
- Maria Curcio [pupils][311]
- Clifford Curzon [pupils][312]
- Rudolf Firkušný [pupils]
- Leon Fleisher
- Claude Frank
- Frank Glazer[313]
- Boris Goldovsky [pupils]
- Karl Haas
- Henry Jolles
- Lili Kraus
- Waldemar Liachowsky[215]
- Adele Marcus
- Noel Mewton-Wood
- Eunice Norton
- Jesús Maria Sanromá
- Victor Schiøler [pupils]
- Leonard Shure [pupils]
- Ruth Slenczynska
- Jascha Spivakovsky
- Kwong-Kwong Tung [pupils]
- Aube Tzerko[314]
- Vitya Vronsky
- Nancy Weir
- Gavin Williamson
- Konrad Wolff
- Carlo Zecchi
- Charlotte Lois Zelka
Friedrich Schneider
- Friedrich Lux
- Albert Niemann[71]
- Gustav Rebling[63]
- Wilhelm Rust
- Theodor Schneider[315]
- Eduard Thiele[316]
Johann Gottlob Schneider
Arnold Schoenberg
- Hans Erich Apostel
- Alban Berg [pupils][240][317]
- Marc Blitzstein[282]
- Dave Brubeck[240]
- John Cage [pupils][23][318][319]
- Jay Chernis [pupils]
- Edward Clark
- Richard Cumming[320]
- Max Deutsch[23]
- Hanns Eisler[321][322]
- Roberto Gerhard [pupils][321][323][324]
- Alexander Goehr [pupils][325]
- Norbert von Hannenheim[321]
- Lou Harrison [pupils][326][327][328]
- Kunihiko Hashimoto [pupils]
- Richard Hoffman[329]
- Heinrich Jalowetz[321]
- Hanns Jelinek [pupils][330]
- Eunice Katunda
- Earl Kim [pupils]
- Leon Kirchner [pupils][331]
- Józef Koffler[23]
- Rudolf Kolisch[23][321]
- René Leibowitz [pupils][332][333]
- Dika Newlin[334]
- Paul Pisk [pupils][321]
- David Raksin[335]
- Karl Rankl[321]
- Josef Rufer [pupils][222][321]
- Alfredo Sangiorgi [pupils][23]
- Rudolf Serkin [pupils]
- Nikos Skalkottas[321]
- Erwin Stein[321]
- Leonard Stein [pupils]
- Eduard Steuermann [pupils][321]
- Hans Swarowsky [pupils][336]
- Viktor Ullmann[321]
- Vilma von Webenau
- Anton Webern [pupils][240][317]
- Egon Wellesz [pupils][321]
- Winfried Zillig[321]
Bernhard Scholz
Anna Eugénie Schön-René
Barry Schrader
Henry Schradieck
Franz Schreker
Johann Samuel Schroeter
Christoph Gottlieb Schröter
Edmund Schuëcker
- Myrtle Hart
- Johannes Snoer[346]
Julius Schulhoff
Gunther Schuller
- Simon Bainbridge [pupils][347]
- Michael Carnes
- Riccardo Dalli Cardillo[348]
- Charles Dodge[349][350]
- Mohammed Fairouz
- John Ferritto
- Anthony Gilbert [pupils][351]
- Oliver Knussen [pupils]
- Barbara Kolb[352]
- Steve Martland[353]
- Ralph Patt[354]
- Irwin Swack[355]
- Mark-Anthony Turnage [pupils][356]
- Nancy Zeltzman
Johann Abraham Peter Schulz
William Schuman
Clara Schumann
Robert Schumann
Ignaz Schuppanzigh
Heinrich Schütz
Heinrich Schütz, often called the "father of German music",[364] composer of what is traditionally regarded as the "first German opera" Dafne (1627, lost), and transmitter of the Italian style of his teacher Giovanni Gabrieli to Germany had many pupils, including many of the musicians who sang or played under him as Kapellmeister in composition.
- Heinrich Albert,[266] Schütz' cousin
- Christoph Bernhard[266]
- Giovanni Andrea Bontempi
- Anton Colander, childhood friend of Schütz
- Princess Elisabeth Sophie of Mecklenburg
- Carlo Farina
- Johann Wilhelm Furchheim
- Johann Kaspar Horn
- Caspar Kittel
- Christoph Kittel
- Johann Klemm
- Adam Krieger[266]
- Johann Jacob Löwe
- Gabriel Möhlich
- Johann Nauwach
- David Pohle
- Johann Schelle [pupils]
- Johann Theile [pupils][76][316]
- Clemens Thieme
- Johann Vierdanck
- Matthias Weckmann[266][365][366]
- Friedrich Werner
- Friedrich von Westhoff, father of:
- Johann Paul von Westhoff
Joseph Schwantner
- Martin Amlin
- Roger Briggs[186]
- Eric Ewazen
- Daron Hagen
- Yoshihisa Hirano
- Kamran Ince
- Daniel Kellogg
- Joseph Lukasik
- Marc Mellits[199]
- Carter Pann
- Robert Paterson[200]
- Joseph Pehrson
- Kevin Puts
- Paul Reller
- D. J. Sparr
- Gordon Stout
- Christopher Theofanidis
- Michael Sidney Timpson
- Michael Torke
- Ye Xiaogang[367]
- Evan Ziporyn
Heinrich Schwemmer
- Nikolaus Deinl
- Johann Krieger
- Johann Löhner
- Johann Pachelbel [pupils]
- J. B. Schütz
- Maximilian Zeidler
Christian Friedrich Gottlieb Schwenke
Salvatore Sciarrino
Peter Sculthorpe
Friedrich Schwindl
Gregorio Sciroli
Alexander Scriabin
Humphrey Searle
Simon Sechter
- Anton Bruckner [pupils]
- Theodor Döhler
- Anton Door [pupils]
- Johann Nepomuk Fuchs [pupils]
- Robert Fuchs [pupils][citation needed]
- Adolf von Henselt [pupils]
- Béla Kéler
- Louis Köhler [pupils]
- Antoine de Kontski [pupils]
- Franz Lachner [pupils]
- Ferdinand Laub [pupils][376]
- Theodor Leschetizky [pupils][377]
- Eduard Marxsen
- Gustav Nottebohm [pupils]
- Karl Ferdinand Pohl[378]
- Gottfried von Preyer [pupils]
- Eduard Rappoldi[379]
- Kornelije Stanković
- Sigismond Thalberg [pupils]
- Karl Umlauf
- Henri Vieuxtemps [pupils][66]
- Antonio Zamara [pupils][380]
Jan Sedivka
- Jonathan Allen
- Philippe Borer
- Pamela Bryce
- Keith Crellin
- John Curro
- Lyndal Edmiston
- Peter Exton
- Karel Janovický
- Theodore Lazaroff
- Elizabeth Morgan
- Marina Phillips
- Uto Ughi
- Ding Zhinuo [pupils]
- Romana Zieglerová
William Charles Ernest Seeboeck
Charles Seeger
Josef Seger
Mátyás Seiber
- Raymond Baervoets
- Don Banks[382]
- Hinner Bauch[383]
- Francis Chagrin
- Peter Crossley-Holland
- Malcolm Forsyth
- Peter Racine Fricker [pupils]
- Alan Gibbs[384]
- Anthony Gilbert
- Stanley Glasser
- Michael Graubart[385]
- Barry Gray
- Karel Janovický
- Ingvar Lidholm
- Malcolm Lipkin
- David Lumsdaine[386]
- John Mayer
- Anthony Milner [pupils]
- Angela Morley
- Herman Roelstraete[387]
- Max Rostal
- Francis Routh[388]
- Peter Schat
- Fjölnir Stefánsson[389]
- Hugh Wood [pupils][390]
Waldemar Seidel
- Don Banks
- Phyllis Batchelor
- Glen Carter-Varney
- May Clifford
- Douglas Gamley
- Peggy Glanville-Hicks
- Bernice Lehmann
- Noel Mewton-Wood
- Margaret Schofield
Isidor Seiss
- Volkmar Andreae [pupils]
- Frederick Corder [pupils][391]
- Engelbert Humperdinck [pupils]
- Karl Krill
- Carl Lachmund
- Maurits Leefson
- Willem Mengelberg
- Elly Ney
- Alfred Sittard[392]
- Henri Weil
Bernhard Sekles
Thomas Selle
Phyllis Sellick
Marcella Sembrich
Daria Semegen
Blanche Selva
Tullio Serafin
Rudolf Serkin
- Paul Berkowitz
- Yefim Bronfman
- Richard Goode
- Gary Graffman
- Steven De Groote
- Paul Gulda
- Wu Han
- Michael Houstoun
- Eugene Istomin
- Aglaia Koras
- Anton Kuerti
- Ruth Laredo
- Theodore Lettvin
- James Levine
- Cecile Licad
- Seymour Lipkin
- Lee Luvisi
- Hephzibah Menuhin
- Yaltah Menuhin
- Cristina Ortiz
- Murray Perahia
- Cynthia Raim
- Adrian Ruiz
- André-Michel Schub
- Peter Serkin
- Jeremy Sieppman
- Claudette Sorel
- Susan Starr
- George Theophilus Walker[22]
- Dika Newlin
Paolo Serrao
John Serry Sr.
- Robert Davine [pupils][397][398]
- Eugene Ettore
Stanisław Serwaczyński
Roger Sessions
- John Adams[23]
- Milton Babbitt [pupils][400]
- Jack Behrens
- Elmer Bernstein
- Robert Black
- Benjamin Boretz [pupils][401]
- Mark Brunswick[402]
- Robert Cogan
- Edward T. Cone [pupils]
- Paul Cooper [pupils]
- Richard Cumming[320]
- Sir Peter Maxwell Davies[403]
- David Del Tredici
- David Diamond [pupils][404]
- Edwin Dugger[405]
- John Eaton [pupils][406]
- David Epstein[407]
- Robert Erickson [pupils][325]
- Ross Lee Finney [pupils][374][408]
- Alan Fletcher
- Kenneth Frazelle
- Carlton Gamer
- Steven Gellman
- Miriam Gideon
- John Harbison [pupils]
- Walter Hekster
- Robert Helps
- Lejaren Hiller [pupils][409][410]
- Sydney Hodkinson [pupils][411]
- Andrew Imbrie [pupils]
- Grant Johannesen
- Earl Kim [pupils]
- Leon Kirchner [pupils][331]
- Jonathan Kramer [pupils][412]
- Emanuel Leplin
- Fred Lerdahl [pupils]
- David Lewin [pupils]
- Donald Martino[413][414]
- Richard Maxfield [pupils][415]
- William Mayer
- Conlon Nancarrow
- Dika Newlin
- Roger Nixon
- Will Ogdon
- Claire Polin
- Stephen Pruslin
- Einojuhani Rautavaara
- Leonard Rosenman
- Frederic Rzewski[416]
- Eric Salzman[417]
- William Schimmel
- Richard St. Clair
- Michiko Toyama
- Roland Trogan
- Richard Aaker Trythall[418]
- George Tsontakis[419]
- John Veale
- Henry Weinberg
- Hugo Weisgall [pupils]
- Peter Westergaard [pupils]
- Beatrice Witkin
- Rolv Yttrehus
- Ellen Taaffe Zwilich
Otakar Ševčík
- Cesare Barison
- Petrowitsch Bissing
- Vivien Chartres
- Giuliana Diodati[420]
- Jack Albert Fracht
- Mano Granchi[421]
- Marie Hall
- Marjorie Hayward
- Fritz Hirt
- Václav Huml
- Maxim Jacobsen
- Daisy Kennedy
- Jaroslav Kocián
- Victor Kolar
- Rudolf Kolisch
- Hugo Kortschak
- Ivan Kryzhanovsky
- Jan Kubelík[23][295]
- Erika Morini
- Viktor Nopp
- Emanuel Ondříček[295]
- Silvestre Revueltas[422]
- Alma Rosé
- Peter Rybar[423]
- Leon Sametini [pupils][424]
- Wolfgang Schneiderhan
- Wilibald Schweyda
- Jan Sedivka
- Vilem Sokol
- Herma Studeny
- Eugenia Umińska
- Henriette Wieniawski
- Scott Willits[425]
- Efrem Zimbalist[108][295]
Ignaz von Seyfried
Giovanni Sgambati
- Lucia Contini Anselmi
- Mikhail Ivanov [pupils]
- Augusta Mary Wakefield[28]
Ravi Shankar
Harold Shapero
Harvey Shapiro
- Diane Chaplin
- Charles Curtis
- Amanda Forsyth
- Joshua Gordon
- Clancy Newman
- Inbal Segev
- Jeremy Turner
Yuri Shaporin
Vissarion Shebalin
Jessie Shefrin
Harry Rowe Shelley
Bright Sheng
- Lembit Beecher [pupils]
- Bret Bohman [pupils]
- Joseph R. Bozich [pupils]
- Matthew Bridgham [pupils]
- Paul Dooley [pupils]
- Michael Djupstrom [pupils]
- Stephen Eddins [pupils]
- Recep Gul [pupils]
- Iman Habibi [pupils]
- Ching-chu Hu [pupils]
- Takuma Itoh [pupils]
- Daniel J. Knaggs [pupils]
- James Lee, III [pupils]
- Payton MacDonald [pupils]
- David Maki [pupils]
- Carter Pann [pupils]
- Jules Pegram [pupils]
- Joel Puckett [pupils]
- Andrea Reinkemeyer [pupils]
- Brandon Scott Rumsey [pupils]
- Yaniv Segal [pupils]
- Michael Schachter [pupils]
- Garrett Schumann [pupils]
- Steven Simpson [pupils]
- Matthew Tommasini [pupils]
Roy Shepherd
Robert Sherlaw Johnson
Sukeyasu Shiba
Seymour Shifrin
- Larry Austin [pupils]
- Elaine Barkin
- Peter Child[440]
- James Dashow
- David Del Tredici [pupils]
- Tamar Diesendruck [pupils]
- Janice Hamer [pupils]
- Jonathan Kramer [pupils]
- Ned Lagin
- Nicola LeFanu [pupils]
- Ray Loring
- Michael Lowenstern
- John McGuire
- Marjorie Merriman [pupils]
- Henry Mollicone
- Pauline Oliveros [pupils]
- Terry Riley [pupils]
- Loren Rush
- Allen Shearer
- Sheila Silver
- Joel Eric Suben
- Donald Sur
- Peter Winkler
- La Monte Young [pupils][441]
Nelli Shkolnikova
Verdina Shlonsky
- Benjamin Pearl
- Mira Zakai [pupils]
Dmitri Shostakovich
- Elmira Nazírova [pupils]
Leonard Shure
Boris Sibor
Jean Sibelius
- Bengt de Törne
- Toivo Kuula
- Leevi Madetoja
Balthasar Siberer
Nikolai Sidelnikov
Murry Sidlin
- José De Eusebio (at Tanglewood)
- Lawrence Golan (at Tanglewood)
- Sasha Mäkilä (at Tanglewood)
- Tomas Netopil (at Tanglewood)
- Peter Oundjian (at Tanglewood)
Elie Siegmeister
- Stephen Albert (Pulitzer Prize winner)
- Herbert Deutsch
- Daniel Dorff
- Naomi Drucker (clarinetist)
- Jack Gallagher (Grammy-winner)
- Leonard Lehrman
- Joseph Pehrson
- Michael Jeffrey Shapiro
- Richard White
Roberto Sierra
Albert Siklós
Kazimierz Sikorski
Alexander Siloti
Jean-Henri Simon
- Lambert Joseph Meerts[174]
- Henri Vieuxtemps [pupils][174]
Matteo Simonelli
Giuseppe Simoni
Gardell Simons
Roman Simovych
Leonid Sintsev
Hans Sitt
František Zdeněk Skuherský
Ruth Slenczynska
Nicolas Slonimsky
Dmitri Smirnov
Leland Smith
Leo Smith
Alfredo Soffredini
Josep Soler i Sardà
- Anna Eulàlia Cazurra i Basté
Harvey Sollberger
Solomon
Yonty Solomon
Nicolai Soloviev
- Leokadiya Kashperova
- Artur Lemba
- Mihkel Lüdig
- Samuel Maykapar
- Peeter Süda
- Alexander Nikolaievitch Vinogradsky[454]
Giovanni Battista Somis
Enrique Soro
Leo Sowerby
- Robert Beadell [pupils]
- Paul Callaway
- Edwin R. Fissinger
- Gail Kubik
- Dee Libbey
- Norman Luboff
- Michael McCabe
- Mahlon Merrick (Jack Benny's longtime music director)
- Florence Price
- Helen Roessing
- Ned Rorem [pupils]
- Mildred Barnes Royse
- Irene Britton [pupils]
- David Van Vactor
- Robert Whitney
Mathias Spahlinger
- Annesley Black
- Andrew Digby
- Alan Hilario
- Johannes Kreidler
- Héctor Moro
- Andreas Stahl
- Simon Steen-Andersen
- Thomas Stiegler
- Annette Schmucki
Philipp Spitta
Louis Spohr
Johann Staden
Maximilian Stadler
John Stainer
Camille-Marie Stamaty
- Louis Moreau Gottschalk [pupils][466]
- Charles Émile Poisot[467]
- Camille Saint-Saëns [pupils][466][468]
Anton Stamitz
Johann Stamitz
Enrico Stancabiano
Charles Villiers Stanford
- Edgar Bainton[474]
- Marmaduke Barton [pupils][475]
- William Henry Bell[476]
- Arthur Benjamin [pupils][477][478]
- Arthur Bliss[479]
- Rutland Boughton[402][479]
- Herbert Brewer[480]
- Frank Bridge [pupils][212][479]
- Thomas O'Brien Butler
- George Butterworth[477]
- Clive Carey [pupils]
- Rebecca Clarke[481]
- Samuel Coleridge-Taylor[479]
- Harold Darke
- Walford Davies [pupils][479]
- Thomas Dunhill [pupils][482]
- George Dyson [pupils][479]
- Ernest Farrar [pupils][483]
- Cecil Forsyth[484]
- Eugene Aynsley Goossens[477][485]
- Ivor Gurney[477]
- Leslie Heward[486]
- Gustav Holst [pupils][212][479]
- Herbert Howells [pupils][479]
- Herbert Hughes
- William Hurlstone[477]
- John Ireland [pupils][479]
- Gordon Jacob [pupils][487]
- Maurice Jacobson[488]
- Henry Ley [pupils][489]
- Ernest John Moeran[477]
- Geoffrey Molyneux Palmer
- Lloyd Powell[490]
- Humphrey Procter-Gregg
- Cyril Rootham [pupils][491]
- Marion Scott[492]
- Arthur Somervell[493]
- Leopold Stokowski[494]
- Freda Swain[495]
- Ralph Vaughan Williams [pupils][212][479][496]
- Stanley Herbert Wilson
- Charles Wood [pupils] (who succeeded him as professor at Cambridge)[497]
- Haydn Wood[498]
- Mary Wurm[499]
Roman Statkowski
Bernhard Stavenhagen
- Ernest Hutcheson [pupils]
- Otto Urbach[19]
Joseph Anton Steffan
Agostino Steffani
Daniel Steibelt
Eduard Stein
Leonard Stein
Emil Steinbach
Fritz Steinbach
Maximilian Steinberg
- Gavriil Popov[510]
- Georgi Rimski-Korsakov [pupils][511]
- Dmitri Shostakovich [pupils][512]
- Galina Ustvolskaya [pupils][513]
David Steinbrook
Wilhelm Stenhammar
Václav Štěpán
Constantin Sternberg
Eduard Steuermann
Bernard Stevens
- John Barstow
- Keith Burstein
- Hugh Davidson
- Stephen Dodgson
- Jean Ethridge[518]
- Michael Finnissy[374]
- Erika Fox
- Janetta Gould[519]
- Kenneth V. Jones
- Peter Klatzow
- Malcolm Lipkin
- Carlo Martelli
- Peter McAleer[520]
- Stanley Sadie
- Roderick Swanston
- John White
Halsey Stevens
Robert Prescott Stewart
- Annie Jessy Curwen
- W. H. Grattan Flood
- Vincent O'Brien [pupils]
- Margaret O'Hea
- Edith Oldham
- Annie Patterson
- Charles Villiers Stanford [pupils]
- John Millington Synge
Elizabeth Stirling
Julius Stockhausen
Karlheinz Stockhausen
- David Ahern[524][525]
- Liana Alexandra
- Miguel Álvarez-Fernández
- Maryanne Amacher[526]
- Gilbert Amy[527]
- Junsang Bahk[525]
- Clarence Barlow[528][529]
- Gerald Barry[530][531]
- Mary Bauermeister[532][533]
- David Behrman [pupils][527]
- Gillian Bibby
- Michael von Biel[533][534]
- Konrad Boehmer[527]
- Jean-Yves Bosseur[524][535][536]
- Karl Gottfried Brunotte[537]
- Boudewijn Buckinx[525]
- Sylvano Bussotti[527]
- Cornelius Cardew [pupils][538]
- Friedrich Cerha[527]
- Stephen Chatman[539][540]
- Aldo Clementi[533]
- Tom Constanten[541]
- Holger Czukay (born Holger Schüring)[534][535][542][543]
- Hugh Davies[544]
- Michel Decoust[535]
- Jean-Claude Éloy[542]
- Péter Eötvös[542]
- Julio Estrada[524]
- Johannes Fritsch[534][542][545]
- Renaud Gagneux[536]
- Rolf Gehlhaar[545][546]
- Jacob Gilboa[534]
- Friedrich Goldmann [pupils][527]
- Gérard Grisey [pupils][547]
- Jon Hassell[524][535][536][542]
- York Höller [pupils][548]
- Eleanor Hovda[549]
- Nicolaus A. Huber[545]
- Jean Michel Jarre[550]
- Alden Jenks[546]
- David C. Johnson[535][536][542]
- Will Johnson[546]
- Milko Kelemen [pupils][527]
- Jonathan Kramer [pupils][412][546]
- Helmut Lachenmann [pupils][534][542]
- André Laporte[535][542]
- Mario Lavista[524]
- Henning Lohner[citation needed]
- Luca Lombardi[524]
- Robin Maconie[542]
- Mesías Maiguashca[525][536][545]
- Pierre Mariétan[534][535][536][542]
- Tomás Marco[545]
- Gérard Masson[535][536]
- Vincent McDermott[551]
- John McGuire[525][528][536][545][552]
- Jenny McLeod[535]
- Paul Méfano[553]
- Gilberto Mendes
- Costin Miereanu[525]
- Dary John Mizelle[546]
- Emmanuel Nunes[535][536]
- Gonzalo de Olavide[535][536][542]
- Walter Olmo[554]
- Jorge Peixinho[525][545]
- Robert H.P. Platz[528][529]
- Zoltán Pongrácz[535]
- Horațiu Rădulescu[555]
- Wolfgang Rihm [pupils][528][529][556]
- Eric Salzman[417]
- Irmin Schmidt[535]
- Ingo Schmitt[535]
- Kurt Schwertsik[527]
- Gerald Shapiro[546]
- Makoto Shinohara[533][534][542]
- Roger Smalley[557]
- Avo Sõmer[545]
- Tim Souster[558]
- Ludger Stühlmeyer[559]
- Atli Heimir Sveinsson[534]
- Zsigmond Szathmáry[542]
- Ivan Tcherepnin [pupils][542]
- Serge Tcherepnin [pupils][535][536]
- Gilles Tremblay[560]
- George Tsontakis[419]
- Norma Tyer
- Claude Vivier[528][529][561]
- Kevin Volans[528][529]
- Thomas Wells[525]
- La Monte Young [pupils][527]
- Hans Zender[542]
Gustave J. Stoeckel
Albert Stoessel
Eric Stokes
Josip Štolcer-Slavenski
Pyotr Stolyarsky
- Mikhail Fichtenholz
- Elizabeth Gilels [pupils][566]
- Boris Goldstein [pupils][566]
- Eduard Davidovich Grach [pupils][566]
- Jascha Heifetz [pupils][566]
- Nathan Milstein [pupils][566]
- David Oistrakh [pupils]
- Igor Oistrakh [pupils][566]
Benno Stolzenberg
Jaap Stotijn
- Han de Vries [pupils]
- Heinz Friesen (nl:Heinz Friesen)
- Werner Herbers (nl:Werner Herbers)
- Haakon Stotijn (nl:Haakon Stotijn)
- Cees van der Kraan (nl:Cees van der Kraan)
- Koen van Slogteren (nl:Koen van Slogteren)
Alan Stout
- Frank Ferko
- Jay Kawarsky
- Maggi Payne [pupils]
- Michael Pisaro
- Joseph Schwantner [pupils]
- Marilyn Shrude
- Justinian Tamusuza
- Augusta Read Thomas
- Michael Twomey
Veselin Stoyanov
Riccardo Stracciari
Robert Strassburg
Richard Strauss
Igor Stravinsky
Edwin Stringham
Marco Stroppa
Gustav Strube
Steven Stucky
Made Subandi
Morton Subotnick
- Rhys Chatham[574]
- Brian Evans
- David Lang[90][91]
- Anna Rubin[338]
Otmar Suitner
Josef Suk
Arthur Sullivan
Kenneth Sutherland
- Joseph Macdonald[577]
I Wayan Suweca
- Rachel Ann Cooper
- David Harnish
- André Éric Létourneau
- Michael Tenzer [pupils][578]
- William Winant
- Sandra Wong
Hans Swarowsky
Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck
Richard Swift
Bolesław Szabelski
Ferenc Szabó
Tadeusz Szeligowski
George Szell
Karol Szymanowski
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- Wier, Albert Ernest (1938). Macmillan Encyclopedia of Music and Musicians. Macmillan.